Evaluation of Barriers to Gilgit Baltistan's Travel &amp; Tourism Industry: Pakistani Youth's Perception

Kharipzhanova, Albina; Irfan, M.

doi:10.52812/msbd.39

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“…As a result, the province has experienced isolation and a significant decline in visitor numbers, leading to reduced investment in its tourism sector. This situation is reminiscent of the findings by Kharipzhanova and Irfan (2022) in their study of Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan, which highlighted barriers to tourism development, such as limited tourist information centres, expensive flights, ineffective regulation, and a lack of coherent tourism policies.…”

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confidence: 89%

Understanding spatial tourism destination recovery in Iran based on a destination attribute recovery index for COVID‐19

Hajilo,

Pennington‐Gray,

Tahmasbi

et al. 2024

Contingencies & Crisis Mgmt

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Throughout history, the tourism industry has encountered diverse crises, each with its distinct characteristics. While the nature of these crises may evolve, the inevitability of their occurrence persists. Given the unpredictability of such events, understanding recovery factors for tourism destinations becomes crucial for swift recuperation. This study employed a destination recovery measurement model, visualised through Geographic Information System and GeoDA, focusing on Iran's 31 provinces. Indicators including tourism density, capacity, investment, accommodation, employment rate and destination type, in conjunction with COVID‐19 cases, were utilised to gauge recovery status. The spatial distribution of the destination recovery index was analysed, revealing nonrandom cluster patterns, affirming that recovery is influenced by specific factors rather than occurring haphazardly. Provinces equipped with higher‐factor concentrations demonstrated swifter recovery, while others exhibited less tourism‐related prominence. These findings hold significance for stakeholders encompassing tourism managers, policymakers and governments vested in the sustainability of future tourism destinations.

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Section: What Is the Difference Between The Types Of Destinations Acr...mentioning

confidence: 89%

Understanding spatial tourism destination recovery in Iran based on a destination attribute recovery index for COVID‐19

Hajilo,

Pennington‐Gray,

Tahmasbi

et al. 2024

Contingencies & Crisis Mgmt

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“…However, using the Second Synthetic GRA, this problem has been effectively solved as it allows us to achieve consensus when both models contradict each other. 69 To date, the GRA models have seen many exciting applications in different fields, eg, decision-making during product development, 70 predicting financial crises, 71 tourism sector, 72 healthcare service quality, 73 carbon emissions, 74 risk management, 75 hospitality industry, 76 economics, 77 customer satisfaction research, 78 supply chain management, 79,80 among others.…”

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Relation of Workplace Incivility, Prosocial Motivation and Emotional Exhaustion to Thriving of Nurses

Nawaz¹,

Abid²,

Quartey-Papafio³

2022

NRR

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Background:The study attempt to investigate the impact of individual-level factor (prosocial motivation), negative contextual factor (workplace incivility), and personal resource (emotional exhaustion) on the thriving of nurses. Methods: Primary data from 215 Pakistani nurses were collected and analyzed. Data were analyzed through the Second Synthetic Grey Relational Analysis (SSGRA) and the Regression Analysis. Results: We found that workplace incivility and thriving are negatively associated, whereas prosocial motivation positively influenced thriving. We also found the moderating impact of emotional exhaustion on the associations of workplace incivility-thriving and prosocial motivation-thriving. Both SSGRA and Regression Analysis revealed that the impact of prosocial motivation on thriving is more significant than that of workplace incivility, and moderation can also be found significant. Conclusion:The study suggests that a suitable work environment, appropriate training, and guidance encourage emotional stability and improve prosocial motivation. Similarly, mentoring, socializing, and acknowledging the efforts of nurses' faculty are likely to cope with workplace incivility and promote their thriving.

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“…Ivanova (2022) used it to evaluate risks to food supply chains. Kharipzhanova and Irfan (2022) used it to evaluate the barriers to tourism in Gilgit Baltistan. Sheikh et al (2019) used the GRA models to analyse the key factors influencing process quality during construction projects in Pakistan.…”

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Effects of COVID-19 on Population, Economic Growth, Logistics Performance, and Quality Management in Africa: Grey Relational Analysis

Zineb

Ismael

et al. 2022

IJGS

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The research aims to examine the emerging repercussions of the COVID-19 pandemic on population, GDP (Gross Domestic Product), logistics performance, and ISO 9001 certification in most effected African countries: South Africa, Morocco, and Tunisia. The innovative Grey Relational Grade (GRG) modelling approach was applied to analyze the interdependent relationship between COVID-19, economic growth, quality and logistics performance. Furthermore, the authors implemented the conservative (maximin) approach to identify which one of the top three most impacted COVID-19 African nations had the least intensifying effects. The data utilized in the research was obtained from several databases and examined in 2021. The results indicate that the pandemic has a tremendous undesirable influence and impact on the population, GDP, logistics performance, as well as ISO 9001 certification in all three considerably impacted African nations. Whereas South Africa was recorded the most affected in terms of the population due to a high number of fatalities. Moreover, the country has demonstrated substantial negative correlations between COVID-19 and logistic performance, whereas Tunisia and Morocco's GDP showed a downward negative trend due mainly to global trade flow constraints. Besides, in all the countries covered in this research, the number of ISO 9001 certificates has declined dramatically. The study outcomes generate much-needed policy recommendations for international organizations, decision makers and world governments to consider implementing immediate reparative interventions and emergent action plans to protect economic systems from further losses, as well as to improve the logistics, economic, and quality performances. This research pursues a multidimensional structure and explores the emerging impacts of the pandemic on economic growth, population, logistical performance as well as the process of quality production.

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Evaluation of Barriers to Gilgit Baltistan's Travel & Tourism Industry: Pakistani Youth's Perception

Cited by 6 publications

References 13 publications

Understanding spatial tourism destination recovery in Iran based on a destination attribute recovery index for COVID‐19

Understanding spatial tourism destination recovery in Iran based on a destination attribute recovery index for COVID‐19

Relation of Workplace Incivility, Prosocial Motivation and Emotional Exhaustion to Thriving of Nurses

Effects of COVID-19 on Population, Economic Growth, Logistics Performance, and Quality Management in Africa: Grey Relational Analysis

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